Sentence examples for misinterpreted the concept from inspiring English sources

Early studies seem to have misinterpreted the concept of dominance in canine social hierarchies.

MR: Although most people might misinterpret the concept of doing a project like this as some sort of tribute, but this is not a tribute.

In December, the court convicted Mr. Pistorius of murder, finding that Judge Masipa had misinterpreted the legal concept of dolus eventualis.

Also, the GUM-S1 has misinterpreted the Bayesian concept of a statistical parameter and the VIM3 definitions of coverage interval and coverage probability are mathematically defective.

Of course, a pro-cougar advocate might argue that I've completely misinterpreted the entire cougar concept -- that cougars are empowered females who are experienced, savvy women that younger men love because they can teach them about life, sex and success.

The critic said that Davis and Heilbroner had misinterpreted the riots and that Kahn and Minogue had offered a more accurate version which was similar to the concept of the 1995 historical comedy-drama film based on the uprising.

I misinterpret the content.

She has misinterpreted the film, he thinks.

Alas, I had misinterpreted the message.

But advocates argued that it misinterpreted the law.

What if people misinterpreted the results and did something foolish?